1. Bit Bang 8 kick-off
Sannäs

2. Agenda Wednesday 11:00 Welcome & team announcement, Meri
11:15 Course theme discussion, Erkki
12:15 How to get the most out of Bit Bang, Vincent
13:00 Lunch
14:00 Introduction to teamwork, Jouni
18:00 Dinner
19:00 Get to know each other bingo, Vincent
19:30 Sauna
21:00 Free time for teamwork

3. Agenda Thursday 8:00 Breakfast 9:00 Teamwork topic discussion, Yrjö
10:00 Energizer/team building game, Meri
10:30 Group presentations:
Prepare to present using 3 slides: Group name, team organization, research question, rough outline of what kinds of problems you want to address
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Bus leaves for Otaniemi

4. Updated autumn term schedule
Kick-off, Sannäs Manor
30.9. Timo Kiravuo (Aalto), initial teamwork presentations
Each team prepares a 10 minute presentation of their research plan. Discuss the focus of the work, potential source material, and a preliminary table of contents
Erkki and Yrjö give feedback
7.10. Timo Ali-Vehmas (Nokia), 4 BB1 book presentations
Each team presents one chapter from the bb1 chapter (10 minutes). What was good, what could your team do better this year? How have things changed since the article was written? What can we learn about future studies by looking at predictions from 7 years ago?
Tatu Koljonen (EIT Digital), teamwork presentations
BB1 book presentations
Martti Mäntylä (Aalto)
4.11. Teamwork status check
11.11.
Anssi Vanjoki (Lappeenranta University of Technology) (13:15)
25.11.
2.12. Teamwork report deadline
9.12. Bit Bang Seminar at OIH A116 (location to be confirmed)
DL for camera ready versions (no class)

5. Autumn term group presentations
Bit Bang 1: Rays to the Future chapters
Each team presents 2 chapters: 1 on and one on
Chapter list is on the wall: reserve 2 chapters by Thursday morning!
The Digital Evolution – From Impossible to Spectacular
Life Unwired – The Future of Telecommunications and Networks
Printed Electronics – Now and Future
Cut the Last Cord by Nanolution
Future of Media – Free or Fantastic?
Future of Living
Wide Wide World – Globalized Regions, Industries and Cities
Augmenting Man

6. Team announcement

7. Are you ready?

8. Sure?

9. Totally sure?

10. OK here goes:

11. Jussi
Noora
Vincent
Synes
Daee, Pedram
Matveinen, Juho-Ville
Partanen Timo M
Öhman, Mikael
Nelimarkka, Matti
Takala, Pyry
Flores Ituarte, Iñigo
Noorizadeh Abdollah
Boz, Eren
Laakso, Tuija
Blyth, Pascale-Louise
Mc Caffrey, Colm
Haka, Jaana
Santillán Martínez Gerardo
Nykänen, Jussi
Töyrylä, Piia
Rodriguez-Kaarto, Tania
Dou, Jinze
Larnemaa, Anne
Cepa, Katharina
Chen, Hung-Han

12. Autumn term written assignment topics discussion

13. Digitalization: topics for the autumn
automatic translation
crowdsourcing, modelling user behavior
social consequences of digitalization, changes in the labor market, how work is organized
artificial intelligence changing society
will ownership exist in the future?
consumer behavior, product development, personalization
digitized schools
digitized human beings
how to break vertical direction, how can we develop something that benefits the world?
virtual presence
data visualization
how can digitalization help construction workers?
what are the drawbacks of digitalization?
how can digitalization help chemists spend less time in the laboratory?
digitalization of energy
the disappearing of the digital interface into our environment
the end of the university, automated paper-writing
conflict between technology and humans, regulation
how current economic and political systems are preventing the digital revolution
industrial internet, how do different actors come together?
personalized healthcare
artificial general intelligence
how was digitalization discussed in the past, and what were the consequences?
privacy, digital rights
collapse informatics
ict tool values, who decides them? What are the societal implications?
what does digital service mean in terms of consumption in the future?
digital customer experience, understanding customer needs
gap analysis, current and potential
digitalization creating a new world order
future of transaction-based economies, the end of capitalism?